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Europe uninsured and underprepared for rapidly growing climate risks, says environment agency

The European Environment Agency says more action is needed to facilitate insurance access

"People forget how green we are on investments," says Lloyd's CFO following protests

The re/insurance market remains confident in its reputation

Insurers sanguine about NAIC's P&C data call

Consumer groups praise FIO for pushing NAIC to finally gather insurability and climate data

Chubb subsidiary provides $91.6m bond to Trump for appeal in E Jean Carroll case

The former US president had been ordered to pay $83.3m in defamation damages

FWD builds presence in Malaysia while Great Eastern awaits regulatory approvals

St James's Place surrender risk SCR drops sharply in 2023

UK group's total SCR more than halved to £1.7bn

Negotiating with Japanese insurers on car repair labour costs "a waste of time", say mechanics

But 80% never complain to insurers afterwards, FSA survey finds

Tower taken to court by NZ regulator over alleged loyalty discounting failures

UK inquiry reveals big gender pay gaps and "boys club" networking in London insurance

The UK Treasury Committee publishes findings from its Sexism in the City inquiry

Just Group CEO confident of firm's position in bulk annuity market despite Royal London entry

David Richardson said the UK life insurer is "very comfortable" with its competitive position